She-Devil Page #7
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1989
- 99 min
- 1,182 Views
Swiss bank accounts, Bob!
Mary!
I'm glad this has happened!
Because now I can
see the real you....
You greedy son of a b*tch!
I want you out of my life!
Oh, and... you're fired!
Patchett... Patchett..Patchett.
It's judge Phillips.
I sure can!
Oh, it's no problem!
For you, anything!
Yes!
The job is working out
very well!
It's just wonderful!
Oh. I'm so glad
to hear that, dear!
Goodbye!
This judge is a very expensive guy,
look he loves to...
Let me ask you, is there
a conflict of interest...
I'm asking you
as a lawyer...
Can we take him out
to dinner after, go to Ruban D'Or?
Fine!
I'm buying...
Absolutely brilliant!
All rise!
How do I look?
You look great!
How do you feel?
Fine!
Please be seated.
Case number 64-84,
People vs. Patchett.
Honorable Judge Brown presides.
It is true that the defendant
has no criminal record...
And is a well respected member
of the community...
But the fact remains
that the defendant stole...
Large sums of money
from his clients.
In doing so
Mr. Patchett has...
Not only broken
a sacred trust...
He has shaken the public's faith...
In accountants, everywhere.
This Court therefore will fine
Robert Patchett...
250,000 dollars...
And orders him to serve
a prison term of...
18 months.
She's... she's kidding, right?
You promised me
all would be okay!
I'm really sorry, Bob.
If we had Judge Phillips...
No problem!
Hey, why don't you
hear to have judge...
And all us together for
a round of golf...
I'll be free in, say, 18 months!
Come on!
Come on!
Easy!
- Easy!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Ruth!
Ruth! Is that you?
Ruth!
It's my wife!
Ruth!
Where have you been?
- All right, come on, let's go!
- You got to help me!
That's Ruth!
Ruth!
Help me!
Poor Bob!
Almost!
Mary Fisher no longer
wants her palace by the sea.
She doesn't love
And these days...
Bob is growing accustomed
to a very different lifestyle.
Hey, what's burning?
My lasagna!
Oh, sh*t!
What the hell are you doing
now, Patchett?
I don't understand.
I've only had it in for 20 minutes!
You jerk!
You put it in at 5,25 minutes
when it's supposed to be at 3,50.
Hey, I'm really sorry!
You Patchett, you go a visitor!
Get out of here!
Hey, daddy!
It's daddy!
Nicolette, Andy, come here!
I've missed you!
I've missed you both!
How are you doing?
I count the days!
Hello, Ruth!
Hello, Bob!
Thanks for bringing the kids.
How are you doing?
You look great!
Thanks, you look good too.
I'm all right, I guess!
I got a lot of time
on my hands.
Look, I realize you and the kids
have to have a lot to talk about...
So I'll leave you alone.
So long, Ruth, thanks again!
Sure, Bob!
Hey, Ruth!
I get out
in a couple of months.
Maybe I can come visit,
cook you all dinner!
That'd be nice.
Hey!
Here you got,
I made you some cookies.
Give them a try!
Be honest, tell me exactly
what you think.
- They're good, Dad!
- Are you serious?
- Yes...
- Do you mean it?
I was worried,
I thought you may not like them!
People can change.
That's why
you can't give up on them.
Even Mary Fisher.
We are here with...
Mary Fisher.
And she is the former
romance novelist.
Now, Mary has just
written a new book...
And this is something
that is very different.
It's called:
'Trust and Betrayal'
And it's subtitled...
A docunovel of love,
money and skepticism.
Thank you very much
for joining us this morning!
Thank you, Sally.
It's very nice to be here.
Now, let's see,
this was about...
A year and a half ago...
That your last novel
was published...
- And it was...
Yes!
We may as well be blunt!
But the new book
has gotten...
Fabulous reviews....
Yes, it's has, yes.
Anf from the serious...
Critics.
And this is a real
departure for you...
From anything that
you ever...
Yes, people can change.
Of course you
can't expect miracles!
- Thank you, Miss. Fisher.
- A pleasure.
Could you make it out
to Douglas?
To Douglas...
With thanks...
Mary Fisher.
Would you sign it...
To Ruth?
To Ruth...
With thanks...
Mary...
Fisher.
Thank you!
Could you inscribe it
to Alain, please?
Bien sur!
Your grasp of the
post-modern metaphors...
Is wonderful, Mrs. Fisher...
Oh, no, no, no...
Miss. Fisher!
Please...
Call me... Mary.
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